26.2 miles, 385 yards or 42.195 kilometers - The Honolulu Marathon's scenic course includes spectacular ocean views alongside world-famous Waikiki Beach, and Diamond Head and Koko Head volcanic craters. The terrain is level except for short uphill grades around Diamond Head.  At the starting [...]

Since the Spring of 2015, Hui o Koolaupoko has been working at the mouth of Heeia Stream to clear invasive mangrove and other non-native plants in an effort to restore stream flow, re-plant native plants and improve habitat for native aquatic species and shorebirds. The majority of invasive species [...]

The Hapalua 13.1-mile course travels from Waikiki to downtown Honolulu and back, loops around Diamond Head and ends at Kapiolani Park, the traditional finish line of the Honolulu Marathon. Form a team and join the fun! The start of the Hapalua is by The Duke Kahanamoku statue in Waikiki and [...]

The John B. Kelley Haleiwa Metric Century Ride begins and ends in Kaiaka Bay Beach Park on the Northshore of Oahu. Ride at your own pace, all skill levels and ages are welcome.The course takes you through Haleiwa Town, then along the shores past Waimea Valley, Sunset Beach, Kahuku, and Kaaawa. [...]

Learn to make haku and kui style. Bring flowers with three-inch stems; greenery, such as fern and ti-leaf; raffia; scissors or snippers; button and carpet thread; spray bottle with water and aluminum pan.

All ages.

Learn the Kui method of lei making. Bring flowers and leaves from your yard to use to make your lei. This is a free class and materials are limited. Participates will be encouraged to enter a lei into the Lei Day competition on May 1. You must register in advance to join this class.

Learn the basics of the theme ti-leaf making. We will also learn other styles of wili lei  making in celebration of the City's Lei Contest on May 1 at Kapiolani Park. Please bring ti-leaves of all colors and any other flowers and greenery to supplement your lei and share with other attendees. [...]

Learn about kui & hili lei making styles at this hands-on workshop. REGISTRATION: You must call in advance to register for this class. A list of recommended items will be given to registered participants. This is a free class.

All ages. Children 8 years and younger must be accompanied by [...]

Learn how to create beautiful Hawaiian wili-style lei for Lei Day. This is a free class with limited spaces available. Please call site director to register.

REGISTRATION: You must call in advance to register for this class. 18 years and above.

Class will consist of demonstration and make and take for Haku, Humupapa and Kui lei making method. Suggested that participates register for the class, but walk-ins will be welcomed! Participants are encouraged to bring flowers and greenery to be used in their lei.

All ages, however, [...]